When it comes to an organization with the sort of stability that the Pittsburgh Steelers demonstrate, this offseason would have to constitute their version of a shake-up. I would use the phrase ‘cleaning house’, but the reality is that nobody was actually fired, and only one move was made to part with a coach that was not retiring or resigning his post.
But whatever you want to call it, the Steelers have just gone through their most significant changeover in staff since head coach Mike Tomlin was brought in in 2007, and within the changeover to Tomlin from Bill Cowher, there was necessarily a lot of moving parts, most notable Ken Whisenhunt and Russ Grimm departing.